CorePower Yoga - Bellevue

Reviews

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  Lê Bella Pham

  Oct 23, 2026
  1.0
  TERRBLE STUDIO, RAICST, AND RUDE. i was kicked out mid class with my friend and was told "we didnt look 16" (our birthdays were months agos and both born in 2010) yet when provided proof still questioned me ,and FOLLOWED ME into a changing room demanding our names. Still talking over me and embarssed all of us infront of an entire class. She accused us multiple time when once corrected and still made us leave. We showed our school ID's showing we were 16 and even had a adult come my first time to comfirm my age. This was our 3rd time and had never been asked to bring id. Ive filed a complant to corp and hope the manager gets fired. Lacks respect, Racist, and ageist.
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  Sara

  Oct 9, 2026
  5.0
  I love this place. Great workout. Feels like a party. LOVE when there’s plenty of heat to add to the challenge. Parking coupon is a bonus. Sculpt is my favorite. Rachel and Katie are amazing!!
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  Prerna Kumari

  Sep 29, 2026
  5.0
  I absolutely love CorePower Yoga! I’ve really enjoyed all the classes I’ve tried, and the free trial week was a great way to experience the studio. The facility is always clean, welcoming, and well-maintained. I also really appreciate the convenient amenities, especially the showers, which make it so easy to fit a class into a busy day. The classes are energizing, challenging, and a great way to stay consistent with fitness and wellness. Highly recommend CorePower Yoga!
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  Amanda Mills

  Aug 22, 2026
  5.0
  I have been attending classes at this studio for a year. I really enjoy the variety of yoga and strength classes. The instructors are awesome.
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  YogaFieldNotes

  Aug 22, 2026
  5.0
  ✨ The Vibe: Dancing in the Dark I arrived in Bellevue doing what I sometimes do in a new city: Scrambling. Find parking. Race the clock. Rush. Yeah. That's how I rolled into yoga. I was ready. I walked into the dark yoga room. Flopped down my mat. And breathed. Better already. 🌀 The Guide: Somaly • C2 Somaly welcomed us after a long work week with something we could probably all use: Permission to unwind. We began in Child's Pose. Deep breaths. Slowly made our way up. Eventually… Samasthiti. Somaly offered an intention: Let your originality come through. Then we moved. Sun B became a playful sequence: Twisted Crescent Lunge + Eagle Arms. Star Pose + Eagle Arms. Then fluidly into Skandasana + Eagle Arms. Smooth. Rhythmic. One movement feeding the next. The flow gradually led toward Bound Half Moon. Somaly demonstrated it with a strap. We practiced it. Then later… there it was. Woven naturally into the sequence. 🎶The music had a steady beat that organized everything: Movement. Breath. Rhythm. Then I heard a familiar song. “Dancing in the Dark.” A Bruce Springsteen cover. (Went straight home and searched for it!) I found the Cannons version. Maybe that was it. Maybe not. But that's one of my favorite parts of exploring yoga studios: New spaces. New teachers. New sounds. New rhythms. Something new enters your world. Ahhhh. I love that. We practiced in the dark. Moved to our own breath. Found our own expression inside the flow. And finally… Savasana. Somaly left us with this: “Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.” 🤍 The Tribe Friday evening energy. People arriving at the end of a long week. Unwinding. Moving together. Each in our own way. 🏙️ The Space & Place From the street, CorePower Bellevue is bright & playful. Colorful artwork across the windows. Inside, a cozy seating area. Then the yoga room: Dark. Warm. Simple. 🌱 Field Note: Originality Needs Room I arrived scrambling. Then the room got dark. The breath slowed. The rhythm took over. In between Somaly's invitation to unwind and her reminder to be who you are, I noticed something: Maybe originality isn't something we have to create. Maybe it's what comes through when we give ourselves enough room. A dark room. A steady beat. Breathing. Dancing in the dark. And underneath all that noise… just you.

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